Finland Launches Working Holiday Permit for Australians
Finland has confirmed the launch of its Working Holiday permit scheme, which is currently available only to citizens of four specific countries. The Finnish Immigration Service has published the requirements for each eligible nationality.
For Australian citizens, applicants must be between 18 and 30 years old and must not have previously received a Working Holiday permit in Finland. The primary purpose of their visit should be leisure, with work as a secondary aim.
Additionally, they must travel without a spouse or child, possess a valid return ticket or sufficient funds to purchase one, and demonstrate that they have approximately EUR 2,450 available for their first three months in Finland.
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